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Category: <span>The Human Experience</span>

How Children’s Mental Health is Affected During A Pandemic

By Ayah Alhabbal The Influenza also known as the Spanish Flu was a pandemic that happened in 1918 and lasted until 1920. It killed over 50 million people. The protocols of the Influenza pandemic are very similar to today’s pandemic, Coronavirus. The Influenza and Coronavirus have similar symptoms. Both pandemics …

Should Churches be Closed to Avoid Mass Gatherings During a Pandemic?

“The advent of a world in which human beings shall enjoy freedom of speech and belief and freedom from fear and want has been proclaimed as the highest aspiration of the common people, Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be compelled to have recourse, as a last …

Religion, Pandemics and Change; Is it Good or Bad?

Religion always shows up in the discussion whenever a pandemic emerges. An individual’s faith is a very big part of their identity and when governments try to keep their citizens safe through limiting groups and indoor gatherings, they believe that this directly affects how they show and practice their faith. “In Texas, …

Psychological Reactions to Pandemics

Have you felt anxious lately? Stressed? Chances are if you have been aware of the present pandemic you have. There have been many outbreaks around the world for decades, all extremely dangerous leaving a path of destruction behind and the psychological side effects can be just as detrimental.  A pandemic …

First Responders During Global Pandemics

First responders have a critical role in emergency care and must continue to provide this essential service and fill the many emergency response roles in a community. The first responder community includes: fire, emergency medical services (EMS), law enforcement, emergency management and 911 telecommunications. During a global pandemic, workloads will …

How Societies Throughout History Have Blamed Minorities for Major Pandemics

When COVID-19 became a worldwide public health crisis, many people became afraid for their health and safety. As a result, people began looking for something they could blame for making them so fearful. This led many members of the Asian community to be targeted for people’s expressions of hate since …

How do Health Epidemics Influence Behavior Towards Minorities?

Minorities have always been a subject of stereotypical discrimination, which stems from discrepancies between race, religion, economic class, and sexual orientation. Whether its the influenza pandemic of 1918, or COVID-19 over a century later who you are continues to determine how the public views your affected group, and how you …